In October, the Teanaway Community Forest (TCF) celebrated their first decade with a joyous gathering in the Teanaway Camping Area. The TCF, a 50,241-acre landscape once intended for development, is now uniquely managed with community input for the restoration, health, and enhancement of the rivers and forests on which we all depend. Ten years ago—in 2013—the state...
Come learn about the rivers in the Teanaway—how they’ve shaped the landscape, why we can see bedrock in most of them, and what’s being done to reshape them now....Read More
If you’ve followed us here at the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust for very long, you’ve probably heard about the Teanaway Community Forest (TCF). At 50,241 acres, it’s Washington’s first state-owned community forest, co-managed by the Washington Department of Natural Resources (WA-DNR), Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), and a 20-person advisory committee...
One of the Teanaway Community Forest’s five goals is to protect fish and wildlife. The other four goals, determined by a citizen advisory committee alongside DNR and DFW, are...Read More
Even after nesting is over, the Teanaway Community Forest is full of birds! Come spot some with our guide, Deb Essman. Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran birder,...Read More
Join us for a walk through the Teanaway Community Forest with Laura Potash to identify and learn about native flora. Laura Potash served as the past President of the...Read More
Join us to learn the basics of what makes a healthy, fire-resilient forest! Meet Jason Emsley, DNR, at the West Fork turnaround in the Teanaway Community Forest, checking in...Read More
